A reaper.

A person who reaps.

A person who cuts grass, etc., with a scythe or (now usually) a mowing machine. Also figurative.

A reaper of standing crops.

A person who pulls something (down, on, together, etc.); †a plucker, gatherer, or reaper of fruit, crops, etc. (obsolete); (also) a rower, an oarsman.

One who gains something, esp. by effort or merit; spec. one who gets (a living) by labour, an earner (obsolete or dialect except in breadwinner, n.)…

A reaper.

A labourer in the harvest-field; a reaper; esp. one who leaves home to obtain harvest work.

One who uses a scythe.

A reaper.

One who uses a sickle; a reaper.

A person who reaps or mows; a harvester. Obsolete. rare.

One who reaps with a cradle-scythe.

A person whose job is to cut or mow grass. Cf. grass cutter, n. 1. Now historical.

a reaper who is paid according to the number of thraves he cuts.

A set of reapers.

One who encloses in bags; spec. a miser (obsolete).

one who uses a cradle-scythe, a cradler.